“A "one night stop" to consider - we did en route from Edinburgh to Lake Garda”

Campaniles are good one-night stop offs if you are not wanting too much ie rooms are clean, fairly basic and all appear to be of the same standard. (They do have tea making facilities in rooms but tea offered this time was slime tea (sorry, lime tea) which was pretty vile with plastic spoons which melt when in the water!!) This was our third Campanile and found this one no different from the others but did think the restaurant did not offer too much in the way of choice and on the night we arrived a party of 30 had booked and took the "menu of the day" as their choice which then took it off the menu for others. We had salmon and chips (literally) and entrecote and chips (literally) with 2 pints and 2 half pints of lager and the cost was 47 euros which we thought was a bit steep. Campaniles do not offer anywhere to sit for just a drink so have to remain at the table if you want another one. There did appear to be a couple of other eateries nearby but sometimes you just can't be bothered going. A point of interest here is a miniature but large Statue of Liberty nearby in the centre of a roundabout which allows for comments such as "taken when we were in New York". Don't know why this was there but presume something to do with the war. Anyway, accepting it for what it is, no complaints